The present simple in English in affirmative, negative and interrogative forms.

1. PRESENT SIMPLE
I eat, you eat, he eats…

2. EXAMPLES
 British people like animals.
 They live in houses with gardens.
 My husband works from 9 to 5 pm
 Ann has three children.

3. AFFIRMATIVE
 Use the infinitive verb:
 I play tennis / We live in Spain
 For HE / SHE / IT we use infinitive verb + -s / -es / -ies
 He works / he plays/ he lives
 She watches / she finishes / she goes / she does
 She studies
 The spelling rules are the same as for the plurals.

4. NEGATIVE
 Use DON’T or DOESN’T + infinitive verb
 Don’t = do not
 Doesn’t = does not
 REMEMBER!!!
 He doesn’t work (right)
 NOT “He doesn’t works” (wrong)

5. EXCEPTIONS
 3rd person singular:
 I have
He has
 I do
He does
 I say
He says